... George Hearne (Brixton) beat Checker Oreirton (Notting Charhe Posery (Wembley) heat Bill Perste (Hanusersmith)- Jack Roberta (Drury-lane) beat Young Cabbage (Fulham). Christmas without music would be as empty as a pudding without fruit. And who would be without ...

... Rest.) v. Seaman Bright; Young Irons (Ealing) v. Dick Deane (Notting Hill): Bait Reason (King's Croft) v. Young Morley (Drury-lane); George Melville (Brentford) . (winner of three competitions) v. George Barnard (Hanwell) (L.U.E.T. 10st. champion); George ...

... a well-known fl4rure in City life. The deceased had the distinction of living in the parish of St. John's, Broad-court, Drury-lane, for over sixty years during which time he held some responsifsle post. Atone. For twenty-seven years he was the schoolmaster ...

... very old family of clowns. and the fact that hetes been engaged as 'principal comedian in the forthcoming pantonasne at Drury-lane is a snihcient guarantee of his talent. Howard and Harris. an The Adventures of a Happy Tramp, France and Stewart, in ...

... Ms. ARTHUR COLLINS. All my Christmas experiences are bound up with preparations for the great annual Drury Lane pantomime, so that to describe my Best Christmas Stocking is to recall interesting pantomime reminiscences. I remember when the late Sir ...

... Ka. ARTHUR COLLINS. All my Christmas experiences are bound up with preparations for the great annual Drury Lane pantomime, so that to describe' my Best Christmas Stocking is to recall interesting pantomime reminiscences. I res. member when the late ...

... famous novel. which is to be presented at the Theatre Royal Drury-lane. in mid-April. Tbe Miracle' revealed the genius of the new modern whale of Germaniirodurersi Ben Hur will show what Drury-lane, always marching with Ithia times, can do. ...

... English Language. After this came a poem, The Vanity of Human Wishes. and a play, nnsucceesfui'y produced by Garrick at Drury-lane. Next he appeared as conductor of a periodical, the Itamblm, dealing mostly with philosophy, religion, and morals. At ...

... difficult mut to play, but is temperament it should Lit Mr. lrvius like a glove. 'this will he Mr. Irving's lest appearance at Drury-lane. where his intber. Sir Beery Irving. playLd his last two a:moans in T.ondon prim to hi, lamented death sump seven yews ego ...

... prisoners were caught, and the others got away.—Prisoners were earn fined ss. Supposed Stolen Apples. Hollis Long (17), of 175, Drury-lane, Holborn, porter, was charged on remand with being in the possewlion of a quantity of apples, supposed to have been stolen ...

... brought by a deputation of doctors opposed to working the Act. Howe Full twice daily, has !vett the pleasing experience at Drury-lane ever once the children'. pantomime was presented on Boxing Night. By judicious cutting Mr. Arthur Collins has shorbined ...

... and L. Ninterbotham. Suspects. William A. Pape a seaman, and James Brown (214 ship's fireman. both giving an address at Drury-lane. were charged is suspected pcvson.s.—P.S. IOBK deposed that be saw defesuktnts apparently keeping observation on house itt ...